Can macaws be kept?

Most of the parrots distributed in our country are protected species and are not allowed to be bred by individuals. Macaws are nationally protected animals and are not allowed to be bred and sold by individuals. Budgies, peony parrots, and cockatiels, these three types of parrots can be legally kept in our country.
Habits of Macaws:
1. The lifespan of Macaws is 65 to 70 years, or even longer, and they are larger in size. The largest among the Macaws is The purple-blue macaw can reach a maximum length of one meter.
2. Macaws are colorful. They originally lived in tropical rainforests and eat a lot of food. They mainly feed on the fruits and flowers of various plants. They can also learn to talk to people.
3. Macaws are very vigilant and have strong attack power. They are also called Hercules, mainly because of their powerful pecking power. Once attacked, they will devote all their strength to attack. fighting.
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